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Exempting Internal Emails From Policy
If you want to block emails sent outside the company (to external recipients), you can make a simple change to the user policy to exempt internal addresses but block external addresses. To do this, edit this user policy setting:
- Excluded Addresses
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Find this setting in each of your Outgoing Email triggers. When you edit this setting, add a list of internal addresses and domains as follows:
- If an email recipient matches an excluded address (because the recipient is internal), the email is exempted and policy is not applied.
- If the recipient does not match an excluded address, CA Data Protection infers the recipient is external and applies policy to the email.
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